JONES SNOWBOARDS AVY SAVVY WEEKEND
"Avalanche awareness is a critical skills for the backcountry rider.
Start or refresh your avy and emergency rescue education here and take a course to solidify your knowledge"
Jeremy Jones
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NSW / VIC
Jones Avy Savvy Weekend - AST1
A$400.00
"Avalanche awareness is a critical skills for the backcountry rider. Start or refresh your avy and emergency rescue education here and take a course to solidify your knowledge" ​ Jeremy Jones Objectives At the end of the course, students should be able to:
Please complete waiver form before purchacing course. Email PDF form to [email protected] |
Do you venture out of bounds, off the trails or into the backcountry?
An AST 1 course is your place to start.
It is a must for everyone recreating in the backcountry or slackcountry.
Locations
All classroom sessions are conducted in a professional classroom environment.
Jindabyne, NSW, Australia. |
Avalanche Canada sets the global standard for providing avalanche awareness programs. The Avalanche Canada Avalanche Skills Training Level 1 (AST1) Course will provide an entry-level decision-making framework that is based on the most advanced knowledge available. It is suitable for use by people with little experience in entering the side / backcountry.
In addition, the course will:
At the end of the course, students should be able to:
The AST 1 training is also for APSI instructors looking to acquire their ISIA stamp, increasing employment opportunity internationally. |
Cost: $400
Rental gear prices:
Backpack (include Backpack, Shovel and Probe) $50.00
Current 3 Antenna Beacon $50.00
Snow Shoes + Poles $50.00
Touring Skis / Splitboards - we can point you in the right direction for hire of these - just ask
Includes:
Textbook, CAC Avaluator, two full days of instruction (one day indoors & one day in the field)
Bring:
Boots, Alpine touring skis / Splitboard with skins / Snowboard with Snowshoes, Adjustable poles, Backpack with Shovel, Probe and Avalanche Transceiver, winter clothing for all conditions, warm hat, gloves, goggles, sunnies, sunscreen, water, lunch & snacks.
Textbook, CAC Avaluator, two full days of instruction (one day indoors & one day in the field)
Bring:
Boots, Alpine touring skis / Splitboard with skins / Snowboard with Snowshoes, Adjustable poles, Backpack with Shovel, Probe and Avalanche Transceiver, winter clothing for all conditions, warm hat, gloves, goggles, sunnies, sunscreen, water, lunch & snacks.
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